Sunday ends with two wins for Manchester Originals, one for London Spirit and a thumping victory for Birmingham Phoenix.

Liam Livingstone now stands at the top of the men's run-scoring charts for this season. You can read more about his six-hitting here.

The story of the day is Sonny Baker, however. He mafrked his first England call-up on Friday with a hat-trick. Want to know more about him? His story is one of bone broth and notebooks...

Birmingham Phoenix's Joe Clarke speaking on Sky Sports: "We needed that kind of display. That's two on the bounce at home which is nice. And I think that will help our run rate. Some momentum going into Friday, so hopefully we can carry that on.

On how important it was to have another solid performance: "Obviously we had a disappointing Friday night at Headingley. It was amazing to play [tonight]. Honestly, the crowd here is unbelievable so it's nice to put on a show for them and win some games.

On his thoughts walking on after the wicket of Will Smeed: "I usually open the batting, in a selfish way it's nice to face as many balls as you can in the powerplay. I wanted to be aggressive and put a dent in the chase. Thankfully it came off

"It's always really a good wicket here at Edgbaston. you always get a small side and when we have power hitters in our side like Liam Livingstone and Jacob Bethell. I think we've got an unbelievable power hitting side. Very entertaining."

Spirit women hammered Birmingham Phoenix earlier, winning by a record margin.

Originals did the double over Superchargers earlier with the women's team downing their more fancied cross-Pennine rivals...

It has been a busy day of Hundred cricket.

Earlier Manchester Originals men beat Northern Superchargers and Sonny Baker marked his England call-up with a hat-trick...

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

Liam Livingstone in Hundred chases: 17 innings, 543 runs, Average 49.36, S/R 166

Batting first, that record: 16 innings, 423 runs, Average 28.20, S/R 135

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Birmingham Phoenix captain Liam Livingstone: "That was very nice, obviously we needed a win. We had some confidence coming into here, having played well in the last game at Edgbaston. The crowd are amazing, they get behind us every time we come out and play so it's always nice to put on a show for them."

On the bowling performance: "They were phenomenal. They were bowling on a pretty decent wicket but I don't think they missed a yorker at the end, so full credit to them. They put us in a really good position in this game and we managed to finish it off with the bat."

On Joe Clarke's batting performance at the start of the innings: "I was absolutely happy with his performance, especially after losing one wicket early on, because sometimes it can be quite difficult going in and trying to get the tempo right. He has been brilliant for us this year. We brought him in during the draft to try to take bowlers on at number three and give us some momentum, so he has been fantastic for us. He played really well today and broke the chase for us."

On back-to-back wins: "It is obviously a big win for us, we needed it. We are up against it in this tournament, we know we are, but all we can do is win games and try to improve our run-rate, then we'll see where we are."

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

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Still early days, but the Liam Livingstone and Jacob Bethell partnership in T20s/Hundred has been absolutely electric.

In nine partnerships, they have scored 432 runs at an average of 72 and at a run rate of 10.6 runs per over.

No partnership in world cricket has scored more runs at a run rate better than that.

1. Invincibles Pld 4 Pts 12
2. Rockets Pts Pld 4 12
3. Superchargers Pld 5 Pts 12
4. Brave Pld 4 Pts 8
5. Originals Pld 5 Pts 8
6. Phoenix Pld 5 Pts 8
7. Spirit Pld 5 Pts 8
8. Fire Pld 4 Pts 4

Livingstone now has more sixes than anyone else in this year's competition too.

Don't forget his two wickets earlier as well.

Liam Livingstone is now the highest run scorer in this year's Hundred.

England picked their white-ball squads on Friday for series against Ireland and South Africa. Livingstone wasn't in any of them.

BIRMINGHAM PHOENIX WIN BY SEVEN WICKETSpublished at 20:18 BST 17 August

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Liam Livingstone wins it with his fifth six!

This is a crushing win. The skipper finishes with 45 from 20 balls and the Phoenix win with a massive 35 balls to spare.

They are well and truly alive in this competition.

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Two runs to win...

Phoenix 125-3published at 36 balls left

36 balls left

Livingstone looks a world beater when he plays like this.

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Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Liam Livingstone is very destructive. He looks like there's a little more thought in his batting now.

Phoenix 117-3published at 38 balls left

38 balls left

In the slot. You know the rest.

As straight as you like from Liam Livingstone.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

This is some power display from Liam Livingstone. Not particularly great bowling from Olly Stone. He's guilty of just serving it up a bit to Livingstone.

Livingstone smokes another but some superb fielding from Dan Worrall keeps him to one. It does mean Livingstone keeps the strike and, with only 16 more needed, the end is nigh.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Liam Livingstone is having fun again!